The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28
THE JOURNAL.

T. W. W -iAlUkluu u now n lleAI-
her II the firm OF Addison & Sea-
man.
The expense Of the new coal ehutes
being built at Gypsum City is about
ss,OOO.
]. w. Wells is special inspector Of
farm loans for the Hamilton Invest
nlent Company
MARRIED. July -, 1857, L. A.
Crawford aud Sadie Coll, both Of
BrOOkville, by probate judge Bishop.
The Santa Fe's bonds expire on
the lst day Of November, aud the
Rock Islands on the first day Of
January.
MARRIED.-July -, 1857, Lloyd
Golden, Of Washington, d. C., and
Lavilla Fisher, Of Salina, by probate
judge Bishop.
A barrier shop has been started in
the basement story Of the Huebner
building by 3 couple Of eOlOred men
from Abilene.
A. J. Hawks, Of CIrcleville, Ohio,
a prominent real estate owner In the
Gypsum valley, is visiting bis pos
sessions here.
A race will come of during the
fair for 900 between the driving
horses owned by NJ. ID. league and
w. r. Moser.
l.. NJ futile, late assistant city
Marshal. has started a restaurant in
the building formerly occupied by X.
n. Bishop, Justice Of the Peace.
Mr.. Lowe told Capt. Banks in
Topeka Friday, that he would be
here with his engineer next week to
arrange their matters with the city.
The six weeks allotted for the ex-
istence Of the evening JOURNAL by
the Hcraid has elapsed. The even
ing JOURNAL still lives, and If the
Hcrdtd has no objections the
JuURNAL will try another six weeks
OF evening journalism.
C. Sawin has moved his Office
into the room recently occupied by
Godfrey, Sewer & STOPPER, and will
open up a real estate, loan and in
surance office. Lee il one Of Sa-
lina's best young men, and a rustler,
aud we wish him plenty Of success.
John Brauiff returned last Satur-
day from quite an extended trip east.
He says a great many Of those people
would come west IL they could sell
out, aud quite u number will come
anyway. We will wager a new hat
that John done some good talking
for Salina.
The JOURNALS daily subscription
list was larger than the Hcrdid's at
the end Of the firstmOnth. II is now
at least third larger. The adver-
Using which appears i'm the jour
NAL each day H. twice the value of
the Herald. Any printer would say
this readily after Inspecting the two
papers.
The contract for the extension of
the Salina. Lincoln & Western rail-
road, from Lincoln Cen ter to Plain
vile, has been awarded to p. H.
Selden, Of Kansas City. It is an
nOunced that work on the extension
will begin next Monday. The con-
tract was let by the Union Pacific, of
which the =, T. 4 W. is a branch.
Chapter 2S4, session laws Of 1857,
changes the times Of the meeting Of
the township auditing boards from
the last Saturday Of January, April,
July and October TO the last Monday
of those months. The annual settle
ment OF the townships with the
treasurer and road Oyerseers Is also
changed to the last Monday in OctO-
her in each year.
Mr.. Paul Taggart, father OF H. s.
and J. Taggart, Of the American
State bank, left last Saturday I'm
company with his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. T. A. Taggart, for their home
In the Isle Of Man. This will make
the sixth time. Mr.. T. has crossed
the Atlantic Ocean. He hopes to
visit this country again in about a
year.-RisiHg Sun END.
The JOURNAL Job office and Bind
cry are supplying the Ellis Building
and Loan Association with a com
plete outfit Of books, blanks, &C.
we make a speciality Of tuilding
and Joan association work, and II
neighbOFing towns have anything If
the kind in prospect, let them send
their work TO the JOURNAL. We
guarantee best work and lowest
prices.
This is 10 advise the Salina RepUb-
ncaR that "Mr. Sampson has not adj
vised Mr., Campbell to run as indie
pendant candidate for register Of
deeds" Mr.. Campbell will probably
do a. he sees 1t. He Is old enough
and wise enough 10 know what he
wants to do. His rePublicsnism,
also, will stand the severest test all
the critics opposed to him may
bring toward.
Our streets should be put in good
condition at once. Nothing gives
such character to q city a. its ave
nues. and Il a stranger trundles from
the depot to his destination over a
road filled with pitfalls that nearly
shake his teeth out, he IL certain tn
he predisposed against the town. II
she streets are clean and level IL will
be dificult 10 convince him that the
place Il not growing aud prosperous
one and an eligible location for his
family and business.
The Sslina correspondent Of the
Abilene Gasette, sent the following
20 that sheet yesterday:
Over one hundred aud twenty
nine travelling men residents here
are getting ready to visit Abilene
and George PalfsW, on the OeeaqiOn
of the travelling mems convention.
n may not be such q big day either
foT travelling men, but We viii con-
fribute our quota Ia order 70 make
the occasion a little lively for the